Genesis777

Just recently found out my rear trailing arm bushings are a bit cracked, so now's the time to replace them. I'm looking for a pair of bushings that are best suited for daily driving and I would highly appreciate any suggestions.
I'm not interested in anything for racing or such at the moment, just something strictly for daily driving and at a reasonable price.

Once again, any suggestions would be highly appreciated!

tamboo

just fill with dow 428 or 3m window weld.
should last forever lol. works great for engine mounts too.

2 X DOW U-428+ Auto Glass Windshield Urethane Primerless Adhesive Glue Sealant | eBay

if you dont mind drilling/pressing/hacksawing/bbqing out the old unit then energy is the way to go imho:

Energy Trailing Arm Bushings 94-01 Integra / 93-97 Del Sol / 88-00 Civic CRX RED | eBay

tamboo

MOOG K80668 is another option if you want a non solid deal:

Moog K80668 Trailing Arm Bushing | eBay

the temptation to fill with dow is strong though...8)

Genesis777

Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately I can't do dow or such for reasons. I may consider Energy though. Would be great to hear from others as well

MotorMouth93

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Hard Race bushings have worked pretty well for me.

qfast817

I did energy suspension on mine and it rode great with my skunk 2 coilovers. Only problem I had was they squeaked when it was cold weather.

Genesis777

Appreciate it guys, thanks a bunch.

trm4life

There's a nice comfort zone between rubber and poly by a company called Whiteline. I live in the Midwest, so temps get well below 0 in the winter. I honestly think they are one of the best purchases I ever made!

jdmark1

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You should not use Energy bushings because they're the polyurethane ones. And basically...they're meant for tracking the car. It's not for driving it in the street for a handful of reasons but mostly it will be squeaky and you'll need to lubricate them regularly. And even if you were racing the car, IMO, you still shouldn't use poly for the rear trailing arm bushing because of how that specific bushing is supposed to flex. Anyway, the MOOG ones are great and this is the best price you'll get on them HERE.

CandyRedRC46

Hard race ftw

tony_2018

Or suja1/PIC

androsk

i replaced mines with energy suspension ones, 6 years ago, i cant be more happy with those, not a single squeak and still looks as new. the only PITA is the process of replacing them XD

EnjoyTheRideDC2

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Those MOOG trailing arm bushings would be a good low cost option if what they claim is true.

tamboo

lol moog is now on my sh*t list.
got some lower front ball joints that were utter cr@p.
they'd split open if you just looked at em wrong.8(
get made in japan stuff or regret it...

tony_2018

If its for a daily, Moog is ok.

If its for a daily you plan to thrash every once in a while, prepare to replace them. When? I don't know.